Father Theodore Hesburgh was a dedicated priest and a leader who possessed enormous ambition, charm, intelligence, and dedication. But for all his many gifts, Father Hesburgh lacked the vision and imagination necessary to realize the goal of making Notre Dame into a great Catholic university in the modern world.
Author: Lee J. Strang (Lee J. Strang)
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Originalism, Kavanaugh, and Virtue Ethics: A Response to Michael Sean Winters
Virtue ethics can help originalism maintain its integrity.

